Wunderkind—an art-tastic mini-zine

11 Responses

1. Pro Jed Bridges

   I like this dubyuh! Maybe I'll design all the caps?
   Strangely this isn't my first orange w : http://dribbble.com/shots/105136-Wells-media-production

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   7 months ago

2. Pro Richard Tabor

   Nicely done. Caps may top it off wonderfully. :)

   7 months ago

3. Pro Joel Beukelman

   Nice type work jed. Would love to this type under some of the other marks.

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   7 months ago

4. Pro Bruno Felicio

   I find it a little bit complicated. Maybe you should simplify it a bit in my opinion.

   7 months ago

5. Pro Claire Coullon

   Love it, this one is definitely one of my favourites. It would make a great all caps display font! I'd love to see it without the dot underneath though, not sure how much it adds to the design. Oh and I love that orange!

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   7 months ago

6. Pro Jed Bridges

   Thanks for the feedback everyone : )

   7 months ago

7. Pro Jed Bridges

   @Claire your work is amazing! I read that classic letterers used to add a period to old English logotypes. They had no real purpose but were more of a conversation piece. That was really interesting to me so I thought I'd try to loosley apply it here. You see it a lot with old newspaper logos : http://www.findmysandiego.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/SanDiegoTribune.jpg

   Ps you can see it wiIthout the dot in the previoust shot, I feel it adds balance : )

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   7 months ago

8. Pro Rudy Hurtado Global Branding

   Fantastic! it is memorable!

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   7 months ago

9. Pro Nick Slater

   WOW! This looks sooo sick!

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   7 months ago

10. Pro Claire Coullon

    Thanks for the explanation Jed, love the reference! I think it's probably just the positioning that makes me think of dot rather than period/full stop. Anyway, fantastic work again!

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    7 months ago

11. CameronKimJones

    References aside, it just looks cool and also very modern.

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    2 months ago